Kitten:
I've been asked to appeal the encumbrance rule for infantry to be a little merciful to the infantry trying to lug alot of gear around.
Combat Load = 4 + Physical stat (x2)kg, so the typical infantryman with a (3) physical stat can carry 9kg with out slowing down.
Carrying an additional Physical stat (x2)kg, in equipment will cost the character (-1ap)
That should help ease Encumbrance for the physical challenged character. Still not a total fix, but better.
I'm posting this here because the Game related OOC is closed.
Just a note.
For today's infantry, they have 3 loadouts:
Fighting Loadout--Not to exceed 48lbs or 21kgs
Approach March Loadout--Not to exceed 72lbs or 32kgs
Emergency March Approach--120 to 150lbs or 54 to 68kgs
Below is listed a Combat Riflemans Loadout for Fighting
The Modern Warrior’s Combat Load--Dismounted Operations in Afghanistan
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• Socks.
• Tactical gloves.
• Interceptor Body Armor with two Small Arms Protective Inserts.
• Advanced Combat Helmet with night vision mounting plate.
• Rigger belt.
• Notebook and pen.
• Watch.
• Knee and elbow pads.
• Sun, Sand, and Dust type Goggles or Wiley-X Goggles.
• Folding Knife/Multi-tool.
B. Worn on Fighting Load Carrier/Interceptor Body Armor:
• MOLLE Fighting Load Carrier with modular MOLLE pouches.
• 180 rounds of 5.56mm ball ammunition.
• Bayonet.
• Fragmentation grenade.
• 64 ounces of water in two 1-quart canteens.
• 100 ounces of water in a hydration bladder.
• Casualty and witness cards.
• Flex cuffs for personnel under custody.
• Night vision equipment (PVS-14/PVS-7).
• Iodine tablets.
• Lensatic compass.
• Flashlight.
• Chemlight.
• First Aid dressing and pouch.
• Canteen Cup.
• Earplugs.
• Internal Communications Radio (ICOM)
March Load is all that plus
C. Carried in Assault Rucksack:
• MOLLE Assault Rucksack or commercial assault rucksack, with MOLLE attachments.
• 500ml intravenous fluids bag with starter kit.
• 70 ounces of water in a second hydration bladder.
• Two Meals, Ready to Eat (MREs).
• Poncho and/or Bivy Sack.
• Poncho liner.
• Undershirt.
• Spare batteries.
• Two pair of socks.
• Polypropylene or silk long sleeve undershirt.
• M4/M16 Rifle Cleaning Kit.
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• Personal hygiene kit.
• Rubber gloves.
• Sling rope with two snap links.
D. Carried in Main Rucksack: (Main rucksacks were rarely taken on operations during
study)
• MOLLE main rucksack with Sleeping Bag Carrier or Large ALICE rucksack.
• Modular Sleeping Bag (one bag per two men).
• Long Polypropylene Underwear of Fleece Jacket and Bibs.
• Two Undershirts.
• Two pairs of socks.
• Cold Weather Gloves.
• Knit/Fleece Cap.
• Additional ammunition.
• Two Meals, Ready to Eat (MREs).
• Sleeping pad.
AND to add to the above
Special Equipment:
• Map (A).
• Aerial Photographs (A).
• Whistle (B).
• Concussion grenade (B).
• Smoke grenade (B).
• Incendiary grenade (B).
• Global Positioning System (B).
• Lock pick (B).
• Collapsible Riot Baton (B).
• Infrared Strobe Light. (B).
• Bolt cutters (C or D).
• Metal detecting wand (C or D).
• 60mm mortar round (C or D).
• Star Cluster (C or D).
• VS-17 Panel (C or D).
• Ground Control Laser Pointer.
Fighting Loa
This message was last edited by the player at 12:26, Mon 05 Dec 2011.